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Bård Breien (born 28 November 1971) is a Norwegian film director.

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Bård Breien
Born	(1971-11-28) November 28, 1971 (age 50)

Debut - The Art of Negative Thinking

Breien's first feature film as director was the 2007 movie The Art of Negative Thinking, a dark comedy about adjusting to life in a wheel chair and socializing with other people who have disabilities. The film won Breien a Crystal Globe award for best director at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic.[1] The movie's main character is despondent about his predicament in a wheelchair "and spends much of his time drinking, smoking pot and watching Vietnam War movies".[2] The Art of Negative Thinking has been shown at numerous international film festivals and a Variety article described it as being about a "therapy rebellion".[3]

See also

• Norwegian films of the 2000s

References

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